Influence of different paths on spatial memory performance in the block-tapping test

Pietro Smirni · Claudio Villardita · Giuseppe Zappalà

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In a group of 83 normal adults, spatial memory performance in the Block-Tapping Test depended not only on path length but also on digit sequence, which, for a given path length, generates different spatial configurations. Sequences of homogeneous difficulty are proposed for defining the spatial span.

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